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    Jennifer Humphreys completed 120 weekly clinical hours and 1 clinical presentation. She noticed a need to be more curious about others rather than judging them as uninteresting. Many experienced nurses were emotionally affected by patient losses. Humphreys feels she could explore her peers' perspectives more by asking questions instead of talking too much. She is making progress on her learning goals, especially developing healthy emotional boundaries in care, which is difficult as she witnesses much patient suffering. Her prayer is to bring the light of Christ into painful situations by trying to make patients' experiences a little easier.

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    Jennifer Humphreys completed 120 weekly clinical hours and 1 clinical presentation. She noticed a need to be more curious about others rather than judging them as uninteresting. Many experienced nurses were emotionally affected by patient losses. Humphreys feels she could explore her peers' perspectives more by asking questions instead of talking too much. She is making progress on her learning goals, especially developing healthy emotional boundaries in care, which is difficult as she witnesses much patient suffering. Her prayer is to bring the light of Christ into painful situations by trying to make patients' experiences a little easier.

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    Jennifer Humphreys completed 120 weekly clinical hours and 1 clinical presentation. She noticed a need to be more curious about others rather than judging them as uninteresting. Many experienced nurses were emotionally affected by patient losses. Humphreys feels she could explore her peers' perspectives more by asking questions instead of talking too much. She is making progress on her learning goals, especially developing healthy emotional boundaries in care, which is difficult as she witnesses much patient suffering. Her prayer is to bring the light of Christ into painful situations by trying to make patients' experiences a little easier.

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    CPE Residency Unit 2 2021


    Bi-weekly process notes
    NAME Jennifer Humphreys DATE 1/27/21 WEEKLY CLINICAL PRESENTATIONS COMPLETED
    HOURS 120 1

    1. Describe any significant learning events you experienced with those you ministered to (clients, patients,
    families, or staff). Any new insights from these experiences or from readings that you are incorporating
    into your pastoral care?

    I have noticed that I tend to be less engaged when a person seems to be minimally interesting-which I know is a
    judgement. Being curious is so important to effectively being there for others.
    I had lots of interaction with exhausted staff. Many seasoned RNs have been in tears from the many losses at
    the hospital. It warms my heart to see how much they care.

    2. Assess what you think is happening in the interpersonal group. How do you feel you “fit-in” with other
    members of your peer group?
    I think I could be more willing to explore my peers perspectives more. At times, I find I forego asking questions
    because I feel I have talked a bit too much and it would be beneficial to be quiet and learn from others. For
    example, there is one person in particular that I connect to less. It may be fruitful to bring it up.

    3. Assess how you are using your time in individual supervision.


    Just to check in and process the happenings. Talk about charting nuances.

    4. Describe your progress with your learning goals this unit.


    I am feeling good about the 3 goals I’ve established. Now, I’m just working toward growing in them. The most
    difficult one for me right now is having healthy emotional boundaries in care. It’s hard for me to witness so
    much and keep going to the next thing.

    5. Describe theological/spiritual insights and/or growth during this time period. How has God been
    working within and around you?
    My recent prayer is to bring the light of Christ into these painful situations. I am accepting my
    inability to change the pain for people and just hoping to try to make it a tiny bit easier or more
    manageable for them.

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